At the just-concluded 7 1 Emmy Prime Time Awards Ceremony, the organizers made a big fuss. In the evening's "Pay tribute to the dead" session, the remains of film and television celebrities who died last year were shown on the stage together with halsey's "Repetition", but eagle-eyed netizens found that andre Previn, a composer who died this year, was not accompanied by his own photo. The organizer somehow found a photo of another composer, Leonard Slatter King, and posted it on Previn. To make matters worse, Slatkin is still alive. Somehow, he became a "dead man", which is really unlucky to think about.

On September 22nd, local time, leonard Slatter King wrote on social media: "I also saw an Emmy-winning own goal, which is really unfair to Andre. When he won the Kennedy Center Honorary Award, I was the host and told several short stories about him. Maybe he was just getting back at me this time. Andre, rest in peace. "

In this regard, Emmy organizers quickly expressed sincere apologies for the Wulong incident, and promised to adjust their photos in the column of "Death" in official website soon to prevent andre Previn from being forced to change his face.

Previn died in new york on February 28th at the age of 89. He was born in Berlin, Germany. In order to escape the Nazi persecution of Jews, he and his family immigrated to the United States. In classical music, he has always been the soundtrack of films such as Kiki and My Fair Lady. He always won four Oscars and acted as a live bandleader at several Oscars. In the field of television, he has also hosted many British and American classical music promotion programs, which are deeply loved by the audience. Prewin had five marriages in his life, including his own adoption and the adoption of ten children. Among them, Yi Song, a Korean orphan, was adopted by his third wife, mia farrow. The film was directed by Woody Allen.

Leonard Slatter King was hit by this pattern. Like Prewin, he is Jewish, but he has little contact with the film and television industry. He spent most of his time as the music director and conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. In recent years, he also participated in recording part of the soundtrack of the American TV series Mozart in the Jungle.

In addition, the ratings of this year's Emmy Awards for such an oolong incident have dropped sharply again. After experiencing the lowest ratings in the history of last year's Emmy Awards, this bottom line has been refreshed again. Only 6.9 million people watched Fox's live broadcast that night, which was 32% less than last year's NBC 102 10000. Last year's awards ceremony was changed from prime time on Sunday night to Monday night because of the "crash" between NFL and NBC. According to tradition, it's Fox TV's turn to broadcast the Emmy Awards this year. They didn't consider the football match, so they arranged the award ceremony on Sunday night. As a result, their ratings lost to NBC's live football broadcast on Sunday. At the same time, the American audience watching the Emmy Awards ceremony was 6.9 million, while the rugby audience was18.59 million, even the reality show "Big Brother" of CBS. The reality show has 4.96 million viewers.